Does anyone have any mpeg files of the video shot by tourists and what not just as the wave is coming in? NBC's feed room won't work for me (I'm
on a Mac), and all the other sites offer only .WMV or Torrents of .WMV's. Any help with this would be appreciated greatly. I collect videos, and my
inability to find this is frustrating to say the least. Usually I wait and get hard copy, DVD or VCD, but I just moved to a somewhat rural area, and
I have no access to my old contacts.
Again, any help would be appreciated greatly.
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Did you check www.waveofdestruction.org... for it?
Every video so far that has been released is on that site.
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They are hosting a bunch of WMVs and nothing else, one MOV I think. I'm surprised nobody has converted the WMVs to MPEGs or real player formats. I
wouldn't have a problem with WMVs except I'm on my girlfriend's computer, seeing as my monitor recently had a stroke.
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The reason they are not converted to mpg is to save space and bandwidth.I can assure you that all available video's are there.
There is ONE video that has yet to hit the net and that is of footage 30min long of the entire event.From what is said,it shows the wave coming from
afar and then hitting the beach and doing what you see in most video's.Someone said it is just longer with more footage showing the water rushing and
tearing through the city.
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